08:00 Our guide & driver drove you to visit Ho Chi Minh Complex including: The Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum & His life of President Ho, a great leader, Hero of national liberation and a great man of world culture. Our next visit is the Temple of literature, the first university of Vietnam, built in 1070 by Emperor Ly. The temple constitutes a rare example of well- Thanh Tong, who dedicated it to Confucius in order to honor scholars and men of literary preserved traditional Vietnamese architecture. 12:30 Enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. After lunch, continue our visit to The Ngoc Son temple & Hoan Kiem lake, just to the south of the bustling Old Quarter streets, is an oasis of calm right in the city center. This is an unforgettable memory with great discovery of this ancient capital. Then visit a free shop in the Hanoi old quarters for your visiting and free shopping, covering an area of 100 ha, just north of the central Hoan Kiem Lake. The original 36 streets that make up the Old Quarter are named after the goods once sold there such as silk, paper, silver, copper, herbs, cotton, fish and chicken... Hanoi's Old Quarter bears not just the cultural values of the capital, but the historical. After that, visit the Saint Joseph Cathedral - a Roman Catholic cathedral with neo- gothic style, which was built about 120 years ago. The architecture with domes of the cathedral follows the Gothic style and design of Paris Cathedral. It is 64.5m in length, 20.5m in width with two bell towers of 31.5m-height. Though the appearance of the cathedral: the doors, the colorful window glass, and the religious paintings for decoration follows Western style, the main interior part is decorated in the Vietnamese way. Outside, in front of the cathedral is the statue of Mother Maria. Finally, trolling around the Hanoi food street brings you a great feeling of our Vietnamese cuisine. Treat yourself to a coffee or a local beer at a traditional house in the old street for a panoramic view of the city. Wondering in the food streets, you can easily